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"They tell me you are an artist" "Only
a painter" ''Ah, indeed May l ask what
is your specially ?" Certainly. I paint
the town red. "-Arcola Record.
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'tDied of ammonia, poor fellow" sale
Mrs. Darlington, on learning of friends
death from pneumonia. 81 believe should
have died, too, bat for DR.. BULBS Cough
Stirrup." DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup sht
meant.
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w ELLER Sc ELDER.

During the last month quite large quantt-
ty OF goods have heen disposed of at our slaugh-
ter prices. Sales at these marked dotUa prices
will be continued during the present month;
and those who fail To take advantage OF them
will miss most q esirable bargains.
Those indebted to me Oh past dealings Ire
;eq uested to settle without delay.
c. L.. WELLER.
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From the foregoing. 1t will be seen that am
now interested in the business of Mr.. G. L.
Weller. and respectfully request my friends
md the public to bestow on the new firm a
liberal patronage. 1t will certainy he my en-
teavor to make the house worth OF whatever
marie F4TZHUGH ELDER.
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The great popularity and success of Sal
walton Oil the great pain-destroyer, have
made it target for counterfeiters. Buy
tie genuine. Price 25 cents.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1887-12-21

No trouble to swallow DIR. Pierce's Pei.
let's.
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NEW FIRM.

Mr.. Fitzhugh Elder has this day been ad-
mitted to an interest in my business. which
will hereafter be conducted under the name OF
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g., Walbbbrnsr.S Solo. porsetrasen BON
ben 9erren Sui. Sohnf@er, u. 5os
bile (@bieaao), q. @rotb unb Wm.
SabelotpI (gfem Orleans).
g., mJortuna" 3on3ert : Sdoitiid, ST.
Mbt (arrang. bon Nler. 8. 2ubtuig).
A., Na1ruf an garl Maria b. Weber,
GroBe Gantafie bon 6. 6. Bad.
3neiter SbeiI.
s., Ouberture su rRiensi", R. Wagner.
g., Mari9 u. Gbor aus Der v3auber'
f6te"-@. u. Mo3art.
T., 2ieb u. Quartet aus v&isoletto".
g., @roBe Gantafie aus Meperbeer's
mprOpbet". Wiepredt.
Sritter She'll.
g., Gadeltans (B-dur). Meperbeer.
TO-, vSie poft. i'm WaIbe", 6oIopiece
fiir gornet bon Sdaeffsr, borsetra'
gen bon u. 8obe (Mfilmaufee).
H., vSanb in Sanb". polfasW aSur'
Ia BON Satan.
H., &6nis 2arI Mari6. bon rlnratb.
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Ism. &HHins Il Gebm.

Ilniere Sauptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas GIeif9, unb UNI iol9es frif9 uno
gut aa erlanger, fam mon unm6glid
einer superldiigeren Warft finben, als
ben bon Wm. polling 6 Sobn, go.
511 abe. 6. 9ie. 9erreu baben BEN
8ei1mad ibrer 2unbeH Re9nung &C.
trageri unb In ibrem gtabIiRenlent cine
taIte 2uftmafdine erri9tet, tuel9e olleu
Mnforberungen flu grbaltung unb gnt'
fernurs f9dbli9er S~nsrebieHsen bes
6leif9es entipri9t. Sic babeu beffdns
Sig in ibren Wiebb6fen eiuet grobeu
0orratb bon Waftbieb, aus pelfem
uur has Bette fir ibre RunoeH getudbli
tpiro. Wer reel bebient fem ipia, ber
beiude ben Martt, 80. 511
Mbenue 6. 1,10t1i
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gd,sptnsjasbt aebetIt.

ginem alien ar5te, Der bon Der YraSts Jns
riidaeosen Iebt, purbe bur@ einen caineii4sn
Mifionar bic Heldreibung zines ttnfa9tn
besttabili9en SeiImittels fIr bic j9nsle nnn
bauernbe SeiInne bon 2ungenf4pinb[u 9t'
Bron&itis, Gatarrb, alRbma uu6 allen 2ei1s
unb 3una~entranEbeiten ausoebdnbigt. au9
elm WaitteI fur poftibe, rabitale eetlnng boa
Rerbsnf9pd4e nnb allen Rerbenfranile'iss.
Wadbem ben Dottpr bic punbsrbaren eeiIir6fte
In taufenben 6iIen srprobt hattf, sradtete &C
e. fir isins yfidt, has Miitsl fsinen ttibenbsn
Mitmenf&en betannt 40. maiden. Bon bielsn,
Naotib unb Buuf& sefriebsn, baabsIte e.. 50
fenbe bielea Msasbt fofenfrsi an aats eie g
pumIden, in beuti9er, enqIiI4er coer tranaofss
T@er Spraae, nit boiler Mnpeiinng bsr per-
hkuune uub hes @tbran9s. Ssnee Aortfe
nnS DriefmnrIe, bejiebe Did ant bisie 5eitnn9
unb ID fenbe 20 fofort. u. Y. Roses. 10
Popers aIod, Ro&efer, n. D. l2l,io,isuss
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tt ut E
tlir Die
$am9erfef -@oneerte.
sseifs3 irisent Carl 8cd.

Grfes GoHtert im Opernbmie,
Mittmo 9, 10. apriI, 8 ubr abbs.
l., Ouperture su n6ibeIio" (E-dur),
8. b. B~eetbopen. go. Gefor6eiter.
e., a) p@ott griiBe Did, Mtide,
b. Die Sterae am Simmel", Sol.
&~beinberger ..----.-JefsGbor.
g., a) Snterme3jo u. Valse %lente,
b. pisieati, beibes aus benz Ballet
,Splpia", SEQ Selibes.. Gefs
Or9efter.
T., rSes grlfoniss So6ter",, galabs
componirt had elmer bdnif6en 2e=
aenbe. fir Solofimmen, gbor unb
Orde5er, bon Niels 20. @abe.
Solopartien:
SopraR (grItbniss So9ter). SRI.
6ortenie Soues.
alt (Oluf'sM utfer) SRI. Marie
2acofte.
Baritoa (OluD.. -. Sr.@ 8. Miiler.
s., Ouperture gu vMignOn", BON u.
Sbomas. -6efisO r9eifer.
g., mAn bic aunf'. bon &i6. Wagner,
Seran. Gdngerbunb nit Or9eifers
begIeitung.
T., Andante cantabile aus ,QuatuorA
(Op.11) g. Si@aitowsfp .Strei@s
infrumente.
g., a) 2ieb ...... Dallas n6robfinn",
(Oirisent: Dams b. Rreibig.)
By rGriblings grtpa@enA, s. abt,
...... 6oufton v2ieoerfran3@,
(9irisent: 9. Dupernop.)
q 2rieser gbor a. b. Oratorium
rWolfgang bon Anbalt", aug.
Seelmann- Nufin Mdnner6or
nit Or6eiterbesleituns lOiris
gent: Walter Sips).
g., .Sn einem fiblen @runbe", BON 6.
Stud .SeTan. Sdngerbun6.
TO-, llngarii9e RbapIobie H., Gran3
9is3t, arrangirt T. Or6eiter bon 6.
Maler Berg6aus. -Geffor1effer.
H., pSaudsenb erbebt fi@ bic S96s
pfung", 6. Mohr- -. Serar. Sdns
serbunb nit Or@eferbegleitung.
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8. Is. MRaQer,

2O5 MET : Com mercefrabs
bolt Elm groBes unb febr aetudbltes 2a'
ger bon Sapeten, Rouleoug,
BiIberrabmen unb 2eifen.
unb ferner neber 3ei9neusM laterialieH
aIer Mrt. Garben unb NnFreis
der MateriaIieu, befonoers
6ammers fertig gemi34te
Garber, bic belfen uub biligfen tn
Martte, bic unter boiler @arantie pers
fault tperbeH. GenHer. unh Spin
gefgIas un6 nnbere In biefes SAD
fhlaoenbe ArtiteI; tporin 9err @iaer
bas gr6Bte 2ager i'm Meiien bes Stda'
tes bot. Muftrdse aus BEN 3anhe iuers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Nterstej1hrtee Grfahrnne elmer
alien QBdrtertn.

Mrs. Winslcms SOOTHING Sprup mirb
BON elmer Ger beffen Doftorinnsn unb ben
Bdrterinnen IN ben Ser. Stoaten Der.
i&rieten. Gr murbe felt 40 Sahren BON
Wilirnen, bon Watterr unb Rinbern NIT
pie ieblsnbem Grfclse sebrau4t, iopcbl
bon benz 6 Gage alten 3inbe. ME BON ers
wo9Ienen 3inbern. CT beieitist S4Srfe
i'm Wasen, befreit BON Winbfclic unb res
sulirt bic @ebdrme; CT peri&ufft fur 9ins
Der unb Wlltter Rabe unb Bcblbe1asen.
@ir slauben, baB Der Sprup bos befte
unb fderffe Waittel III sesen Dsienterie
unb Diarrboe bel 9inbtrn. slei&uiel Of
bur& 3obneu seruria4t cber bur4 anbe,
re llrioden. Cine @ebrau&sonueiiuns
wirb ieber 6lafde b~eiseseben. &c u
feins d1t, peni ni4t bos Tocfmile BON
Curtis u. Yeriins ouf ber auBenieite Der
Ginpaduns sntbalten 1T. Sn o[len apr.
tbeien 5u baben, bic Ttai9e rs Gents.
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California @eine.

6err 5. 8 Meper, WbolefaIe &
RetaiIbdnbler in Weinert, alamo pIo5a,
III Dor Rur,em BON ieiner Dierten @es
i1dftsreife mad @aliforuieu suriidges
febrt. Ct fam iebt feline Qunben unb
SSamilien nit ben beiien Gorteli pon
G~aliforniasW einen urb reineuns Sralts
bensB ranbp berfeben. 9feiHeu gaIifers
mia glaret ~perfauft er oie Galone-$1.
Bort. unb anbere unberfdli&te meiue
finb ifets BET Tim ~borrdtbig.
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aIusperfauf unb geae @aarea
s GinbereIIaS 9ubsStore
E6e 6~nunnnffrnEe e 0lhe. .

s m GinbereIIaS 9ubsStpre
gde 6outonfiraBe 6 ape. 9
tpsrben aIe WinteriGube fir Sarteit
unb 2inber, fur 6errert unb Ruaben
gum abfoIuten & oenprette
ausberfaut. Dies 1T feline bloBe
Nnfiinbigung. um Retlame ju madbeE,
ionbern bic preife finb fattif@ beoetls
teno berabgeiebt iuorben, tuopou Jeoer
fi9 ii~berseusen Tam.
SIN Cinderella SGubfore Fnb bic
neuen lei9teren S@ubiorteu ftr ben
Sommer bereits eingetroffen unb fos
ipobl in OamensS 9uben ME Slippers
1T cine borsigli@e ausuabI porbanoen.
Niemanb iolte anberswo, als TN @tr'
berela S@ubffore faufen.
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Wirthf@aft unb 2on3ertp o.
billion auf benz Conference.-The iseI
III elm beliebter 0eriammIungsort beuts
5der 6amilien. Der Yabilou i5t bur@
6enffer gei1lDFen, gebei3t uub IN ieber
Be3iebung Elm bibf6es 2OtaI. Seoen
Sonntag, Va6mittog uuo Abenb:
Qon3ert. auf Werlnngeui mad BEN
Ronsert: Sanstrduj6en. Nusge3ei@ne'
tes Bier, feiner falter 2un4. CUTE,
seipdbIte GeieIi@aft. .aufmertiaIie gs.
bienung. SOoe3oM
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: 2aSt Sud niGt tduf@en bur@
niebere preife fur alrbeit. tuel9e better
OILS irgenb cine in Seras geliefert tpirb,
fonbern perfist Sud mad Gallo
maps pbotoeraphif6em Mtelier, mo
gu1 quite inb sufrieoenFelenbe arbeit
3u itur reelIem Yreife sorautirt pirb.
-413, gat 6oH5fpn StraBe.
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- TI~uctuatioHeu In Marfte fir Ct
ientuaareu tam Sober beruieiben. Der
feline ORDERS bur1 pieper&S Quit.
eB ausfabren ldBt. Gabrifausen re-
guliren lire preife nod benz 9oHInri.
piper & S9uItbeB baben fiets eines
enormeu 8orratb bon Gen5orabt. giiers
bIe6 u. (. tp., iiub he aotirer friibere
niebrise preiie, petrnisielben aud i'm
I'm Narfte ffeiaeu.
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MbidiebssG Concert bes 6efordeiters
Inn Sberuhauie,

tu
g onntag g, IL. April, 8 ubr abbs.
l., Ouperture gu .OberonA, 6. 80. b.
Weber Sets r9eter.
g., BioIins@ Concert in D (erifer SOP:
Allegro non troppo). 8. b. Beet
bopen......6r. Sbeobor gourant.
g., Sereuabe COP. 63-F dur: Allegro
moderate, Motto ~vivace, Wal5er,
Mari9), Rob. Wolfmarn. Strei&'
inffrumente.
a., @ioIoncels SoIo -. 6err g. geper
(bor Miltuautee).
s., 3itber : Solo vSraumbilber@, Gans
tafie bon 8. 6. 2umbpe. Der
8. 1a9mann.
g., Ouperture 5u v9annbdufer@, Bid.
Wagner. .Geff.O r9efer.
-3mii9enpauie.-
T., Ouberture gu nSemiramis1, o..
Hoffni ........ GeffsO r9effer.
g., a) Srdumerei, Sob. S@umari1,
By 2iebeslieo, 3aubert,
......... .6trei1inifrunente.
g., ,Die ttirfii9e S@aarma9e@ (9ons
biIo, bas Mn. unb Mbriideu elmer
tiirtii@en patrouiae barfe0enb),
9b. Wi1aelis. 49, Sets r9eiter.
TO-. Duberture su nSeaA bo.
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= Dor Sabren bate i'd einer befti.
gen GnfaI pom Rbeumatismus. Sd
Osriu6te ct. Safobs Del unb mar in
menigen 3ager sebeilt. Set Der 3eit
babe i'd feinen RidfaI gebabt.- Sabib
2amrence, 2oueQ, MaH.
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- Sn paris bat fi9 bic 6er3osin
bon Oiranto eri6ofen. Der S6mer3
iiber ben 9ob ibres Gatten ipirb oils bic
urfaGe Der 9bat angegeben.
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0arteusG Concert oes Sets rdeiters
TIM can Beoro Gpriuss Rarfe,

Greitag, ben IL. MpriI,
2.30 nbr Ra@mittags.
grter She'll:
l., gin3ussmarf6 aus sSannbduier@,
................& i6. Wagner.
g., Ouperture 5u vOberon"- Carl M.
b. Meber.
g., Spanii@e 6erenabe. . Metra.
A., Sumoreste aus SHeuba@'s DIT
pbeus"- Noientran3.
3meiter Sbeil:
s., rRapmon5~s Ouperture, q. Sbomas.
g., ralm Mser", 6olo fiir Srombone,
6r. SCHUBERT, b%orgetragen uon0rH.
6erm. Braun (gbicago).
T., Recitatip, Gapatine, Wiierere unb
glrie O.. b. vSroubabour". -. 8e,bi.
s., @robe Gantafie aus Meperbeer's
.6uaenotten" ......G ofenfrana.
9ritter Shell:
g., Sntrobuetion & gbOr aus benz 3ter
9lft BON ,2obengrin~ u. Wagner.
TO-, .Sporopaten" sWal3er- s. 8ungl.
H., Gin 9rans fur 8a@us"- -Meusel.
H., Gbampasner. 8alopp. =. 2umbpe.
0artensG sneert beg Sets rdeiters
tn g1m, Mathis @artem,
Sonntag, ben IL. april,
$50 nbr WaGmittags.
grfer SbeiI.
l., Ouberture au rWiaianieIo@, auber.
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Watinee int Operabanie,

9o ben IA. IpriL
$50 llbr Na9miitag.
l., SubelsO uperture, 6. 30. b. Weber,
Self Ordeffer.
g., a) Marf6 unb @bor aus yGauft",
Curl @ounob.. -6eit1or nit
Or1eiferbegleitung.
b) .MlpnadtA, Otto Sob. Sun
Mntonio v6elbetia@ (Dirigent:
6. Wener).
g., Wedtseians, Sean goet.. etrei@'
initrumente.
L., ,sgrei unb Seutfd1, Q. g. Beder,
.Seran. 6dngerbunb.
s., Ouperture our p3auberfiOte1, %.
u. Mo3art. GeftsO r6etter.
g., a) .9as siniams aOslein1, @:9er.
mes. San antonio s5robIinn@
(Dirigent: s. s. &illmann);
b. rSrei blaue 8liimlein4, @uitab
Sresler. -. Son Mntonio Mdns
nerdor (Dirieent: garI 8ed).
T., Onberiure az Isl J'etais Roi'' bon
u. Nbam Sets r6effer.
g., Ser beutf9e Sang, bon 6.Quen.
fel... .Seranii9er S%dngerbunb NIT
Dr9eferbesleitung.
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3weites Goneert I'M Operubauie,
Donaertas. ben IA. april

3meites Goneert int Opernbauie,
.Opnnerfag, ben IA. April,
8 ubr Mbenbs.
l., Symphonic CIV, OPP. 90-Allegro
vivace, Andante con moto, con
motto moderate, Saltarello presto),
G.IRenbeIsfobu : 8aribolbp- Geif'
ormefer.
e., al 2ieb.. .@aIbeitonp Salamauber"
(0ireetor: o. Wilfens);
b. ,Walbabenbi9einS. bon s. D.
S9m6Iser. ..6oufton Sdnger'
bunb (Oirigeut: @arl 3ens).
g., lie dernier Sommeil de laVierge',
preluoio sur a. Scene Der LAS
somption", s. M%afenet- -Strei@'
inffrumente.
H., .gretelein", 6. M~ttenbofer. ..9eras
nif9er G~dngerbuub.
s., Dupertare su s6reifniib4 Carl M.
b. Weber. -. Sets r9effer.
g., a .Muf Wieberfeb'nS. 8. sdaefs
fer. .8efanssieetion bes @ibs
binas 5urnpersins (Oirisent:
8. 4rueser).
b. .Sauienbf66nA, Or. 4bt. San
Mntonio vBeetboDen Mdnners
dor (Sirigent: Carl Bed.
T., Danse macabre (Sootentana), bon
6. Saints aens -. Self r9eifer.
g., 6aleluiab aus benz vMefiasA bon
6aenbel -. 9eran. Sd~ngerbunb
nit Or@eferbegleitung.
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= Das gr6Bte Eager bon getpebr.
unb Rebolber.p ~atroneH urb Cullen bet
piper & S1uItbeB.
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Z. Huth & Sohn
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n CHARLES A. voGELER Co.. Baltimore, Nd.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
BA tilnOro and OHIO.

NEW YORK, June z9.-President
Robert Garrett, of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, has exercised the option
and taken and paid for the Baltimore
and Ohio stock held by the John Hop
kius University. There were about
Is, 900 shares OF the stock which Mr.
Garrett took at SITS. the price fxed In
the option, and tho total amount In
volvei was between So L00. 0C0 and So
| 600 eco.
The transfer assures the introduction
iof new element tnto he Baltimore and
IOhio directory, and 1t 10 ea;d taese
changes have beer decided upon as a
part OF the agreement. Mr., Garrett re-
mains at Deer Park, where be 10 In con.
ference with representatives OF h!s com
psny and with thoso OF the syndicate.
The intimstion Ia given that the pub
lic is soon to be advised OF the details ol
the new combinations ard alliances
which are tc be the result CT the biR
Ideal, n Nothing is made known as Il
whether Mr.. Garrett proposes to exer'
cite the options given Tim for Other
stock In private hands, which would
give him a majority Of the stock Of the
lcounpsny.
IL WAS stated today that Mr.. Gsrret,
had begun negotiations for the transfer
of the Baltim ore and Ohio telegraph tG
the Western Union, and the story Wal
believed III Wall street. Yesterday
when such repo't Yves given out In
B sltimore 1t WAS promptly denied by Of
fcials Of the company.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Tho Egyptian n u ddle,

CoNsTANTINoPLE, June S9.-Sir
Henry Drummond Wolf, the British
En- voy for the settlement of Egyptian
affairs, spent three hours today with
the Ottoman Commission In . discus.
sion of the notifications proposed by
the Porte in the Eey ptian Convention
The Commission will hold another con.
ference on Thursday. 1t is stated that
Englard will not Accede to Turkeys
demand that England shall only have
the right TO reocoupy Egypt in the case
Of Turkey being unable to send her own
Troops and supplies for England's as.
sistance.
The threats of France in connection
with the Anglo Turkish Convention
have had the effect Of exasperating the
Porte. 1t is believed that the Sultan
will finally sign the Convention.
The Porte has declined to grant Q
concession for the construction o.
Asistic railways to o syndicate com
posed of Frenchmen.
LONDON. June 1T Is reported tha
NJ WAddington, the French Ambassa
dor here, has informed Lord Salisbury
that no French Cabinet could sign |
document giving England g preponder
ance in Egypt even for q limited time
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Mercy shown to Nihi,ists.

eT PETERSBURG, June 29.-The OH
cial Messenger announces that 81 per
sons were tiled at st. Petersburg be.
tween the 7th and 18th Of the present
month on the charge Of being active
m I'M bsrs of the secret society called the
"Will Of the People," of completely iu
several murders, inciuding that of Chief
of Police, Oolone. Sudsikin, of psrtici
patton In number Of robberies, OF
having assisted in several dynamite
outrages, and having taken part in tht
starting of unlawful printing ofices
Three OF the prisoners were acquitted
and the rest, including two women
were condemned to death. The deatl
sentences were, however: comm uted IL
two CASES to exile in Siberia, and II
those OF the others to imprisonment G
hard labor.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
A Serious Charge.

Consccngo Baldino, an Italian, employ.
ed by the Baltimore Il Ohio Railroad
Company, was arraigned before Judge
Cummins this morning charged with
'lssciviously toying with female child
under 12 y, ars of OF age" The child is
named Marie Palma Branco, and is about
10 years of age, a though she looks older
She was In court this morning, and wore
long dress aud immense ear rings. As
| the parties are all Italians, and can neither
speak or understand English an inter
prefer had TO be called In
The child testified that the prisoner
had assaulted her yesterday two weeks
ago, but when the question as to the
tiuse was again asked by Mr.. Turner
through the interpreter, she said 1t hap
pened on Surdsy. She said that sht
had not told her mother anything abou
1t until yesterday. The prisoner stoutly
denied the charge, but as the evidence
against him WAS very strong, he was com
mitted In default of 81 ,0C0 bail for fur
ther hearing on Saturday.
| He WAS also charged with the larceny o
$50, breastpin and knife, the property
of Seraina Ferrari, and was held in 500
bail until Saturday on this charge. Tn,
parties In this suit reside on West Fiji
street, above DUPONT.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
Getting Boulnnger out of the Way.

PARIS, June 80 The newspapers IS
sert that Gen. Boulanger was unaware
of the governments intention to ap
point him to the command CT the Thir
teenth Army Corps until he saw the
announcement of the actual appoint
|ment In the prees. The statement IL
reiterated tssJ the appointment wat
made for the express purpose OF getting
Boulanger away from Paris during the
national fetes and review in July, and
thus preventing him by his presence
from tempting the people into demon
stration In his favor and against Ger
many. The police have copfiscated th,
en- tire istue Of q picture representing
BoulanRer as the "Savior of France
prepared for distribution du,irg tn,
fot0a.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
THIRD EDITION.
A STRIFE Avertod.

The sake Of the Amalgsn atsd iron
workers, IL 10 now believed, has beeL
avsetsd. a modined scale was submit
ted by the workers to the manufActur
ers' committee In PittsburR yestei day
afternoon. NEARLY ell the extras
which were tacked on 10 the fcale were
stricken of, leaving simply the demand
for an increase OF 10 per cent. to pud
dlers and Hnishers. The manufacturer
ask for the same classification fer shee
mills as last year. They also ask x
have the twelve inoh mill scale and rol
turners' schedule stricken on. WITT
these notifications they say they vii
align the scale' A later Telegram
from Pittsburg says the workmen'
scale, stripped OF the extras, will probs
bly be signed to day and work will b
continued In the mills without intel
ruption. ~A
The strike in Rochestsr 10 virtual
ended. The rioters were yesterda
seeking employ nent, but noue who Il
tain membership In the union viii /
tAkan back.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-30
The Fire FIond,

Nearly one fourth of the business por-
tion of Elizabethtown, Kentucky, was
destoyed by fire Tuesday night The
flames were started by the explosion OF an
oil lamp in drug store. The total loss
is estimated at 100000 ; the Insurance
at about half that sum.
A fire in West Stewartstowp, New
Hampshire, yesterday mor0ing destroy ed
a large building containing a furniture
factory. woollen mill, machine shop
and carpepter shop, and another build.
ing containing a.harness shop and milli
merry store. The. lOes is estimated at $t0,.
900.
A fire at Aurora, Illinois, yesterday
morning, destroyed Aliens warehouse
PLAN ing mill and sash factory, the City
Flour Mil and several smaller buildings
causing loss Of $4,000. The insurance
is only $4,000.